
WORKS

Frank O’Dea – Musician
Frank O’Dea is a Dublin-based songwriter, pianist and producer whose work is built around melody, storytelling and strong songcraft. Coming through Dublin’s live music scene and influenced by Ireland’s rich songwriting tradition, Frank has spent years developing projects that blend acoustic warmth, indie character and timeless songwriting. His work spans multiple musical worlds — from intimate piano-led songs to conceptual character-driven bands — always with a focus on songs that connect emotionally and last beyond trends.

Frank O’Dea – Artist
Alongside his music, Frank O’Dea is an established visual artist working across painting, installation and conceptual art. Based between his Clontarf studio and Balla Bán Art Gallery in Dublin, his work combines bold visual energy with humour, satire and social commentary. His paintings often explore urban life, music culture and contemporary society, while his installation pieces respond directly to political and cultural events. His work has been featured by outlets including The Guardian, The Irish Times and BBC News.

The Cardboard Cut Out Girls
The Cardboard Cut Out Girls are a character-led indie country pop project created by Frank O’Dea, blending bright melodies, acoustic textures and layered vocal harmonies with a playful sense of personality. Built around five distinct female characters — Juniper, Zara, Maeve, Skye and Ivy — the project mixes indie pop charm with country warmth and storytelling. With multiple albums already released and more music in development, The Cardboard Cut Out Girls represent Frank’s wider vision of building creative worlds around songs, characters and atmosphere.

Ottis Vance
Ottis Vance is an Irish American country singer whose voice lands somewhere between outlaw country grit and slow-burning country rock soul. Deep, husky and weathered, his vocal style carries a raw emotional honesty that refuses polish in favour of truth. Influenced by artists such as Chris Stapleton, Colter Wall, Willie Nelson and Keb’ Mo’, Vance creates music rooted in heartbreak, memory and rough-cut storytelling. His songs blend stripped-back grooves with smoky barroom atmosphere, delivering a sound that feels rugged, intimate and unmistakably human.

Sacrebon
Sacrebon is a French indie-pop and folk project led by Dijon-based singer and voice artist Alma Chomel. Moving effortlessly between English and French lyrics, Sacrebon creates music that feels intimate, cinematic and emotionally rich. Alma’s crystalline vocals and multilingual storytelling bring a unique depth to the project, blending indie-pop melodies with acoustic and electronic textures. Through collaborations with Frank O’Dea — including translated and adapted works — Sacrebon bridges cultures and languages while maintaining a warm, personal and atmospheric sound.

Kolo Notes
Kolo Notes is a Ukrainian music collective bringing together world-class musicianship, cinematic composition and contemporary production. Led by Kyiv-based singer and producer Vlad Bogdan, the project combines powerful vocals, expressive piano, and dynamic violin arrangements to create emotionally resonant modern classical and neoclassical music. Featuring pianist Marina Pierova and violinist/composer Iriny Markevych, Kolo Notes performs compositions written by Frank O’Dea, with recordings created between Ukraine and Dublin. The result is a powerful fusion of Ukrainian artistry, modern production and timeless melodic writing.

Páidi Pete
Páidi Pete (Peter Booth) is an Irish singer and entertainer known for his humorous storytelling songs, larger-than-life stage presence and unmistakable Irish charm. Drawing comparisons to performers like Richie Kavanagh and Pat Shortt, his original songs transform everyday Irish experiences into playful, crowd-pleasing musical moments. Alongside his comedy material, Peter is also an experienced live performer across Ireland’s tribute and cover band scene, particularly recognised for his energetic Rolling Stones and Joe Dolan performances. He is currently collaborating with Frank O’Dea on a new concept-driven musical project currently in development.






